Dave Mattingly

The European Union is looking for answers after President Trump imposed a 15% tariff on U.S.

imports as a result of the U.S.

Supreme Court having struck down some of his sweeping levies as illegal.

As Terry Schultz reports, the EU's executive arm is calling on the White House to honor a trade agreement it concluded with EU countries last year.

The FBI says the man who was shot and killed at President Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida early yesterday was a 21-year-old from North Carolina.

NPR's Luke Garrett says the suspect was carrying a shotgun and a gasoline canister when he was confronted by security.

That's NPR's Luke Garrett.

Authorities say the family of Austin Tucker Martin had recently reported him missing.

This is NPR News from Washington.

The White House is praising Mexico's government after the country's army killed the leader of the Jalisco drug cartel known as El Mencho as it tried to capture him.

The cartel responded with violence, including setting vehicles on fire.

The Winter Olympic Games in Italy are over following last night's closing ceremony.

The U.S.

finished second behind Norway with 33 medals, including a record 12 gold medals for American athletes at the Winter Games.

Among the gold medals won by the U.S.

were in men's and women's hockey.

Both were 2-1 overtime wins over Canada.

The U.S.

men's team captured gold on the ice yesterday, as NPR's Becky Sullivan reports.

It was the first gold for the American men since the Miracle on Ice team of 1980.